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Caz 2019 Art Trail Map-Rev Rathbun Rd 1 Cazenovia College Art Exhibit 13 Irish Ridge Rd 6 Sullivan St, Art Gallery, Reisman Hall, Cazenovia College, Cazenovia, NY N West Lake Rd The gallery at Reisman Hall will be hosting a show 17 13 W E called BIG COLOR, EARTH AND SKY. Featured pieces 92 East Lake Rd Ridge Rd by artists Wendy Harris, Jeremy Randall and Alison L i n Weld. c S k Syracuse Rd l a e 15 n d R Cazenovia Artisans R 14 y d le 2 39 Albany St, Cazenovia, NY g Bin Map This shop is the area’s premier showcase of Pompey Center Rd le Rd 28 2 miles Cazenovia Lake Sullivan St Sullivan 12 regional ne art and craft. Two and three 7 dimensional works by 25 artists are all in one = US route place. We are a cooperative gallery and are open Fenner Rd every day! 13 Nelson Rd 92 15 = state route Cazenovia = county route painter 3 Megan Muldoon - B = artists Lillie Bean, 57 Albany St, Cazenovia, NY 5 8 = points of Megan works in oil, acrylic and clay. Diagnosed with 20 16 autism at a young age, Megan's artistic expression Stone Quarry Rd 17 interest explores the object and beyond through the use of 18 20 color. The wide array of tones helps communicate 20 her unique view of the world around her. 11 Oran Delphi Rd Old State Rd Dave Porter - sculptor Rippleton Rd 4 46 Sullivan St, Cazenovia, NY Ballina Rd/Lyon Rd Dave's work is largely non-representational or abstract. He creates both two-dimensional and 4 three-dimensional art. The latter include relief 11 and freestanding wood sculptures and goldenrod Sullivan St Sullivan gall assemblages. Linclaen St 13 Farnham St Cazenovia 13 1 Roger DeMuth - illustrator 2 5 Delphi Rd St Hurd 3 9 59 Chenango St, Cazenovia, NY 6 A 10 Fenner Rd 28 Roger’s motto “Have Watercolors, Will Travel” 19 20 sums up only a small fraction of his work. Mill St Cazenovia Lake 20 Illustrations, designs, books, photography and 21 52 20 Damon Rd garden design make up the rest of the portfolio 80 for this multi-talented artist. 20 65 1000 ft New Woodstock 13 Chenango St 5 Naomi DeMuth - potter 59 Chenango St, Cazenovia, NY Naomi draws her inspiration from past cultures, lifestyles and regions. She continues to 5 experiment and explore various techniques and Gillette Ln materials working in raku, pit ring, hand building and wheel throwing. Learn more at Art-Trail.org 6 Cazenovia College Student Art 13 Liz Lurie - potter 18 Georey Navias - multimedia 10 Albany St, Jephson Campus A, 5214 Irish Ridge Rd, Chittenango, NY Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Cazenovia College, Cazenovia, NY Liz is a potter who makes functional wood-red 3883 Stone Quarry Rd, Cazenovia, NY Cazenovia College students will exhibit pieces pottery. Her pots are predominantly earth Georey is the Resident Artist at Stone Quarry Hill from studio art, photography and fashion design tones, subtle, quiet and meant to celebrate the Art Park and a mixed media artist who enjoys in the Deacon Student Art Gallery located on the food and owers that go in them. exploring sculpture and art that moves including second oor of Jephson A. mobiles, lamps, and sculptured paintings. Peter Beasecker - potter Michael McBane - painter 7 Paul Parpard - multimedia 13 18 4722 Syracuse Rd, Cazenovia, NY 5214 Irish Ridge Rd, Chittenango, NY Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, 3883 Stone Quarry Rd, Cazenovia, NY See Paul’s original paintings, bronze and clay All of Peter’s work is made from high-red sculpture, hand-carved signs with 23 kt gold leaf porcelain and stoneware and is predominantly Michael’s vibrant, acrylic paintings span coloristic abstract works to more representa- work, lithographs, etchings, silk screen and digital wheel thrown from clay he mixes himself. The actual processes are quite simple and have been tional pieces such as portraits, landscapes of works. He also oers logo design, trade mark & central NY, trout and a variety of farm animals. branding. developed over his many years of pottery making. Marilyn Fegan - 3-D painter 18 Sarah Tietje-Mietz - painter 8 1570 Route 20 West, Cazenovia, NY Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Come visit Marilyn’s wonderful studio in the 3883 Stone Quarry Rd, Cazenovia, NY woods and see how she turns interesting Classically trained at the Art Institute of Boston at furniture and bowls into her canvases and then Lesley University, Sarah works mainly in oil paints, into beautiful pieces of functional art. creating theatric and sometime haunting night scenes of the places she travels to and has lived. Wayne Daniels - painter 9 Susan Johnson - painter 14 Shawn McGuire - potter 18 20 East, 85 Albany St, Cazenovia, NY 4872 Gorge Rd (Rt 13), Cazenovia, NY Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, 3883 Stone Quarry Rd, Cazenovia, NY Landscapes that appeal the most to Susan are Shawn makes wood-red pottery that is heavily those that convey our beautiful area of Central inuenced by Asian tradition, especially tea Wayne can take an otherwise ordinary subject New York. She hopes you recognize a few of her culture. His dramatic Shino glazes are reminis- and by waiting for a certain time of day or just the right light, he can transform the ordinary into favorite painting spots. cent of geological formations. something beautiful. 10 Jennifer Hooley - painter 15 Tom McCobb - painter 132 Albany St (1st oor), Cazenovia, NY 2610 Fenner Rd, Cazenovia, NY Think like a little kid, focus on the imagination, Tom has painted from coast to coast with his take a big brush, some bravery, add lots of color, work appearing in collections around the world. and before you know it… ribbit, ribbit, yippee… Tom’s work is characterized by strong contrasts you’re froghappy! Tennis is cool too. in light, color and form, creating vivid landscapes and seascapes. Sally Hootnick - painter Mary Padgett - painter 10 16 Cazenovia Cut Block - woodworkers 19 132 Albany St (1st oor), Cazenovia 2770 US Rt 20, Cazenovia, NY 2514 Damon Rd, New Woodstock, NY Sally is a painter who works in oils, encaustics, and Mary works with soft pastel, a colorful and dynamic Cazenovia Cut Block started out as a hobby, then acrylics. Employing bold color and brushstrokes, material that is a versatile drawing and painting a passion, and now a thriving business. Their her work alternates between abstraction and medium. Come into her studio on Damon Road to specialties include beautiful hand-turned bowls, impressionism, and is informed by nature, see her work space, her vibrant still life and plein air Adirondack chairs and many items crafted from geometry, and the eects of light on color. landscape paintings, and her new mosaics. New York hardwoods. 11 Deborah Wester - painter 17 Shawn Gilmore - painter 20 Cazenovia Watercolor Society 59 Farnham St, Cazenovia, NY Route 20 Sofa Company, at New Woodstock Free Library, Deborah paints local Central New York 3208 Route 20, Nelson, NY 2106 Main St, New Woodstock, NY landscapes. She likes to start a piece outside, Shawn’s bold paintings are done in a multi-step Cazenovia Watercolor Society is a non-prot sometimes with loose watercolor sketches to process allowing the individual layers to build. organization. Its mission is to create, foster & sustain get the values, then back in her studio to Because of the process, each piece has a unique artistic growth & interest in water media through complete the oil painting. quality. monthly meetings & an annual artist workshop. Gordon Muck Collection 12 Eugen Doering - metal sculptor 17 Henry Drexler - painter 4666 Lincklaen Rd, Cazenovia, NY Route 20 Sofa Company, 21 at New Woodstock Train Depot, Eugen’s work will be on display for one last public 3208 Route 20, Nelson, NY Railroad St, New Woodstock, NY viewing in his home gallery space. Please join us Henry’s painting is inspired by the textures and Gordon Muck (1926-1994) was a colorful, creative in Eugen’s gallery for a retrospective of his work rhythms of color and light. Each work is a force of artful nature. Born and bred on Syracuse’s and celebrate the life of this great sculptor. journey into the unknown and an adventure in north side, he lived, worked and taught in Central New York his entire life. Eugen Doering Dec 21, 1930 - Feb 28, 2019 the manipulation of image and paint. Other Points of Interest Along the 2019 Art Trail A Cazenovia Farmer’s Market Come bike the Cazenovia Art B Pompey Historical Society Memorial Park, Albany St, Trail this year. Aritists will hold 8347 US Route 20, Manlius 13104 Cazenovia, NY any artwork purchased by the For 2019, we honor the veterans of World War II Pick up fresh produce and handmade goods in recognition of the 75th anniversary of D-Day. every Saturday through October 27th, 9 AM bikers. Routes of bike trails for We feature the work of local Pompey residents’ to 2 PM. all skill levels are available at: WWII artifacts including poster art, uniforms, and handmade models of battle craft. www.cazenoviachamber.com/farmers-market/ www.Art-Trail.org/Bike.html www.pompeyhistorical.org Additional Special Events Our Generous Donors at Caz College During the Art Trail Weekend BENEFACTORS SPONSORS (cont’d) all FREE and open to the public TE RB U Creekside Dental Canterbury N R A Y Stables C Caz Cans Cyanotype Postcard Workshop (SAT ONLY) - 10:00AM to 12:00PM - Jonathan Holstein & The Four Corporation Reisman Hall 006. Learn to make your own cyanotype postcard. S TABLE S Tracy McKinnon & Hosted by the Photography Club. MacKinnon Liquors Kris-Tech Wire Company Open Community Figure Drawing (SAT ONLY) - Noon to 4PM - Jephson Campus A, Studio #206.
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